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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30
AMONG rue ArronxEYs

4 A Earie keen laWysF ana Hel read
in bis profession. Used 20 teach scao3l. oai
this zas TOO sios for his ambition, moved
. Grand Rsgids. and 81 once took 81 sctig,
past IN politics. sna served as Alderman and
member Of the Legislature. Is hard
worker ana enjoys a laIes Yfactlce. MI
Earle las always hustled. aud Is entitled
to the abundant success be enjoys because
be esrre4 Il.
Samue. ID Clay, = one 81 The mos
successful crimizsl lawyees IN the 5lase lie
dresses always IL plain black clothes, WI
low cut vest. lis orator. - brilliant. lie
Is nOE nillag the hOn0red Posiuoa oi
Prosecuting Attorney.
Bsai +. Sitter. ex-PrOsecus NJ Attorney
is very dramatic IN ne style os argument.
He wears a siOach hat writes poetry an
has his hair banged slightly.
W Wisner Taylor. ex-Gty Attorney.
eaTries in nis small frame a sreat oeai of
Lore. Re wear. glasses, has sandy hair and
mOUstache Is very nervous j. clever law
yer anu Is perfectly at home when u comes
% revising the city charter.
Thomas J. O'Brlen Is tall good looking,
has quick perceptlve powers. - well read
enjoys & large practice, large circle OF
friends. services always In demand, one OF
the best railroad lawyers in the State.
Charles Chandler. very dignihed and
reserved Was principal OF the public
schools for many years. Well liked IN The
community, nonOred and espected by hi:
former pupils, well read and bound tC
climb 70 the top round Of the ladder 0.
fame
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30


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DDaTd ~ Fas.ie Works.
Regfase1s4 kiI.saB yesterday intaes'
tie hogse to l4ss a. as oy mss-s " =
saosas1te1 %. e3gEsefias tle n4islAzs fsi2-
lrs 70 l8s W4st Collectors, aud 81 ca
tezfoE % coffses ths cs1sg errors aas onis
s.ons II sac legislature does not. Lac tes
g4tzsns 0i ef4aI Aap.as bse0a1s disguised
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Tie men wl0 pf0gossl l1e,a MI - 4o-s 20
ilier-s fhsn ~ the o-acefs "a1 Ais eA'
pectel - observe tAem.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30

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Year tralF
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above ss4temsat a. be sr-e. ent believe tss
remedy 20 u a sou c.alu lor it. Is is
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trade that have ased Il. Il Is . great touic
I'D zppstlzsr. You're truly.
" T. Wars
Drugxls.. le8 C4nsi-st. Grad Rapids.
Mich
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30
PERSONAL POINTS.

Miss Ii5bs Ralph. Of Ocdensburg. " Y.
u the rness - Mrs. W. :. Hal.
Rev. u- fssac Patterfsld Of this city.
VII preach aG ne Baptist Church az How
afs Ci.y tomoTr0E
Ms ~ a. Conrad Of 100 Nt Vernon
sl - visiting relatives and friends in tns
nor' hsr1 part ~ toe Stsfe.
Representative ki1esn and Dillon came
home from Lansing lsf Night the Legisls-
tars hsqing adjourned anil Monday even
lnE.
u8FrY Brown was n the city yesterday.
he saa AR rgti-uesl irnni San Frsncisco.
and sf. he wif- i)rmsr.g Ms lla snaw.
rs This tr ~ Cnirazs while he csme over
rers. Sc rctrrrrsi - cnicae0 f8st even nx
sd with a3 wife Wi - 1isl ior a f-r
re4e
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30

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Essd A 4ava4r4 - eeaasel So r
wages 80 . ehAszss 80 sascsgs's
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30

rutsr snefi1 fsmoreaax snd Depntv
Sheriff Nissma. made a trio % Alpine
toxnship yestesiaY. armed vita varran g
issued at the instance Of Mslgin Cook and
arrested Thomas Barnsts and Htrr etc z.
Cook oa a cnarxs of adultery. cook i' =
loaori~z man sd is az prs ssnt em s'ogs z
nv the ssra.t Esilvtg Com psnv va ibis
city His vie - fgsfT yesrs Old sni TIE
mother u four children. aud Bgr1eit j. a
farm band living near Coox gtsca SIR.
Cox si.sres that the crime hss beer COM
n --rH several times dannz BE ahseuos
hars NJ Cook snd Barnett we're br1nsht
here aud locked 40 in taa jail. and h~r
enH1ren s~e oeine cared foT bY Nr
Baesa or8fhsg - Nrs. Cook. ~ho lives a.
Faveura
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30

Detective James Connolley. hose rssiE
nation was mentioned yesterday, owns =
Iae farm in Grand Rapids township snd he
VII give IL bis personal attention hereafter.
He vas one of the oldest ofsi-srs OF the
Police force. having been appointed under
ibe administration Of TIE late james Moran.
September :. tsT2 he has been en- Efficient
olftcsr leaves = good record ART bls rssire-
msnt viii be regretted bY the whole de-
l.srt n1anr. es0scisily bT ths older members.
Tie 0ulr ofi sr nov On the force who has
assr oonnecfsi with tie deDsrtmet more
than sfzht wears. il detective Gas. w1o
as appointed Nav y. is12-simost 6ftsen
years ax0. The next oldest j. -askesni
laha Johnson who VAS appointed -eptem-
ter l. I-14
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30
sAYINGs AND DolN0s.

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Ian aai.t'ns ant h9aiesteta Associsi Ion.
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Ma
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faz go las Appearance III John t. Sullivan
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30
The COMMITTEE or SIXTEEN.
small Attendance at the Meeting Last
>ixht-k strike Predicted AZ nusk.son.

small Attendance at the Heeting Last
>ixht--k strike Predicted AT nusk.son.
The open meeting Of the Committee Of
Sixteen for the discussion OF the Land and
LABOR Question, a. Knights Of Labor Hall,
last eveniug was attended by less than a
dozen persons. The labor situation "a the
city was discussed informally. and some OF
the prominent characteristics OF certain
"0ossss' were clevsrly initiated. The re-
salt and lessons OF the late election were
discussed also the tsi!ors' strike. tie oplu-
ION being expressed that the strike would
have been successful lad the strikers been
possessed OF li;tIe more sand" i was
announced that the Mu-kegOn clgarInakfrs
szpeeied - strike within a week Of two.
having decided 70 demand an increase Ia
the scale Of prices which. u IS thought.
~ill bs refused The daIe OF the next meet
iog will De announced later.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30
TrE nsn Koao 70 LANSING.
O8eisis Loo2iax fes = Tsa.ibls Roats 4
fafsF fhs car.

O81isis Laoxtaz fee Fsasibls kouts 10
fafsF he City.
Yesterday fogrsooa J. +. NplAken Ia
conpany vita fea rrominent citizens
took au..s an extensive ride shlo1sh tas
suburbs Of The city Mr. AulAken vas
looking flr place for ths projected rail-
road from Lansing 10 enter the ciiy- The
EASTERN ard southeastern pcFlion of the
cisy we're gwen q careful Inspection. Mr.
Muliken vas aet last evening BY q report.
eT snd asked II he bad decided on the route
ss FAR Is tnis city was ccEcernet lie
replied tha, be coald not answer the qces
ton for the reason thst II i was known
tEst aoy chg3cs had bern made L would
make IL ti1icnlt 70 sscure tbe right Of wav.
viii you build the Lansing road this
year
IS. sir. the surveyors are now 81 sork
making surveys Of The lines No earth has
Vet been disturbed. bat force Of men will
be AZ work on the Ioad bed a. soon as pos
si5ie Yes. we vii WORK all summer and
hope - have the road completed early IN
tie Fall end then Grand Rapids viii have =
short line 10 Lansing and Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30

Vow a. 6pring Is here. and everybody
cAznges tkeir clothing I would advise you
IL yol have any work ia cleaning and dye-
ing 10 take such where you csu eei tie
beat work done attke lowest prices Ssch
place is the ~Old and Reliable E2gis Steam
Dye House 30 - CznA y.
MI binding. lining and repairing of
seut's clothing Is done with the utmost ol
asatness aud durability. which Is proven
beyoud a doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30

Smith & 5 .uier's band adorned in their
new uniforms, serensded several business
places on Monroe. Canal and West Bridge
sts yesterday and also played favoriie
cir IN front OF the TELEGEAN. IERALD Office.
The uniforms are handsome and the mem
bers nov present fine appearance. II is
unnecessary to state that they make excel
lent music.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30

rswsrs' tafs afternoon ans evening ought
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arc 3" ie,s -e t'Ft' 'it
r1i efs. lusisf tbet NJ Nssns comes from
Als r.r-,'n-as,i fIne4s better and -~aafar
flss. - fhoss Nbs 1av4 seen hArs vel
ssev hca~s he sfsn1 ~ Intelligence a.
arra4- fsr fle a-st tiusa ln fn.s eifr a.
..ae< IN Merchant 81 Vs1leoT AZ th..
lsrtinee snS II lac svsriuz RleneIlsu7
rf.t ~ TIE hill
Prof Cocker sad hss bright an COM
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30

The s'arm - Ire from BOX i5 yesterday
farea0ou VS. eausea by ths Earning ~ =
ha1sa a. t8s ccrner q College arr s81 .a-
clair 81 The house VS. ewn%d ~ ~ r.
srhnunakef md orr1pei 81 Corn slius
Hatssr The euHfioE wss i0far da-
ss~nves huf l. flHs saverst ~ ias4rancs
A burning ehimaeg ~ ~ psssl 81 caused
tre sspsftaleaf to bs esl.ed 0aE No aan-
s1p
p. sisfnl AZ 1850 Tes caase3 By snsil
t.szs IS tBe rs iencs 81 flramsn Msado1.
~ ~ keut--s Uaal4zs slight
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30

Peter Dorsn ssid yesterday tsst his leTy
on the properly and franchise u ths Street
Rsil~sy CoFarsny sf;il bid gnod ard thai
The SIT 7r|ierei reias1ea ~ the Etsrk ~
fha <a8rene Court Tss f1e 1ue hei3 ~ err
-aA1r Kinney NJ Dorsn = cona5en
that he 81 saecsei 50 pegssaiins lAs eel.a-
ssng - s<ks4>L
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30

Don, fail TO visi, the public sale Of hand
some oil paintings this afternoon Buy
them at you own price, 10 Monroe-st, up
stairs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30
NEW

7 bsve the Exclusive sale iar fhe entire state o.
Michigan of the 'csxtsr fstenf Wardrobe
or laset PIX uTes snd Perfection si.e
u 1irh a re mT.t Ferries aUG Systematic a.
ralEen.uf for tau uTiffg fEr wesrrr erpaTc n
is1ifs gentlemen snd rniidrFn ia tHe Uarirerf
O. r.1-tt ia tle fntsr fcuVel cas- msuner FC9oo-
nj Ok room wiffoYt Hrnsilue the gsr1 eafs o.
Ar .fafuE molstnre f-cm the vs.is No une tan
sfa-d o. 10 vi hot Sc Come and - them only
~ 90 per ss;. Good sgfrfs Q hsr lsdies cT
z-r.flcrreui wanted fhr.ssenori tie STARE - can
rsss for tnesc and o.hef aesls Cal ~ sddrgs
with stamp.
miss %. y MATTHEW'S. Corset FsrIors,
2S eonroe-st.. Drama Rapid, With.,
Where tnproTe er8erts arc q sqetistg Neutio1
tbis psrTr
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30

Don't fail 70 visit the public sale Of hand
some oil paintings this afternoon. Buy
them a. your owa price. 40 Monroe 81, up
stairs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30

Don't fail 70 visit the pubic sale Of hand
some oil paintings this afternoon. Buy
them at your own price. 40 Monroe-st.. up
stairs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30

The mother OF four boys writing from distant State for
her boys clothing stpulaes that the garments shall be Of
material and color that Will not show drt II request
that frequently made both IN the store and IN
spondence that might suppose dirt TO be the small
boys native element 1t must be admitted that few boys
araid of soing Themselves Hence, when making
selections for
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30
This Is 81 90 Day

At the Chicago Shoe store, 2s Canals.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30

This IS - 90 Day
A. tie Chicago Shoe store, q Cansl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30

This Il $500 Day
At the Chicago Shoe Store. . Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30

This is $500 Day
AT the Chicago Shoe Store. 2S Csnal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30

The ACROSS the Continent coppsr ?
raI ciese qFrv prosperous week ~ ne
Woe leziaud toaikat
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30

Prof C-ocksr. snd h's brirht an COM
Gsrinas1ie surrss. closed their engagement
a. Powers asst rixat
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30

Prnf Lhxeons orsAestrs which has
nlsle wauF insu1s 1efs. vii give a sacred
cgal srt a. lAe Weu isFlaDd fnauorr3w sesn-
.az Hss Agaie y Der. fhe s.oiins- md q
reilsnsvn nae gasrtefte viii sssist
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-30
BOYS CLOTHING

don't mind little clean dirt it won't show. We have
everything that boys and OF the kind that boys like IL
boy has his ideas about dress don't try 10 extn-
guish him. but bring him here and will undertake 20 sat
sfy him and you too, in both goods style and prices
Confirmation Suits-Large assortment prices ranging from
IS to $l6 Shirt WassEaucy percaes and Chevot Waists
from 90 cents to 81 so Also line OF Flannel Shirt
Waists. Mems, Youths Boys and Chdrens
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-12-10
Local Lights.

i. Audiber; is in love with the Belle
of Anderson.
Our streets are indeed muddy.
The Police Jury met Monday last, read
proceedings in another column.
The convention held at BreauX Bridge
Sunday last was the largest ever held in
this parish.
Over one hundred carriages left this
town last Sunday for Breaux Bridge to
attend the convention.
Judge Albert VOorhieS and Geo. w.
Dupre Esq, editor of the Daily States,
were in Breaux Bridge Sunday last.
Oh, how sweet, The Belle of Ander-
son Whiskey.
We are of the opinion that half a
dozen public schools for grown people,
in a certain section of this parish. would
be Of incalculable benefit.
We call the special attention Of our
realers to the advertisements Of A. Lab
be & Son, displayed in another column
OF this issue, and to that Of Cab. Garde.
NAL the popular hat and shoe man.
Rat cat, Cap hat, is how politician:
read newspaper articles for their politi-
cal dupes, and lawyer politician Cal
even beat this.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-12-10
A Valuable Medical Treatise.

The edition for 1888 Of the sterling
Medical Annual, known as 1IOsteter's
Almanac, is now ready, and may be
obtained, free Of cost, Of druggists and
general country dealers in all parts Of
the United States, Mexico, indeed in
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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-12-10
The Convention.
Carried for Gov. McEnery by a Ma
jority of Z votes.

The Democrats of the parish of st.
Martin met at Breaux Bridge in conven-
ton Sunday, and nominated six dele
gates to the State nominating conven-
ton which meets at Baton Rouge on the
10th. of January.
The meeting, attended by G39 voters
was called to order at IL o'clock, by Mr..
Jules Broussard, President Of the Parish
Executive Committee. The Hall in
which the meeting was to take place was
too small to accommodate the large num-
Der of people. 1t was by agreement deci-
ded TO hold the convention in the open
air Notwithstanding the bad weather,'the
rain was falling and the street in front
of the Hall was exceedingly muddy.
Two columns were formed. one of each
side of the street, one column Nichols
men, the other McEnery men. The men
in the colums were then counted by Mr.
L. L. Broussard, representing the McEn-
cry side. and DIR. F. X. Martin. repre-
senting the Nichols side. While the
votes were being taken a drenching rain
began to fall, but the men on both sides
stood their ground and did not break
ranks.
The result Of the votes were as follows
Nichols 3l6 votes, and McEnery 323
votes. giving McEnery majority of z
votes.
After the compilation of the votes, Mr..
Il. Martin, mounted on the stage and
announced to the meeting the result of
the count.
Mr.. A. V. .Fournet then moved that
the delegates to the State Convention be
unanimously elected, the motion was
carried, and the following delegates were
unanimously elected:
Arcade Paun, Albert Domengeaux,
Aicide Dupre, Leonard Savoy, Chs. Gu
tekunst and 4. l.. Broussard.
The delegation is solid for McEnery,
but is not instructed.
luc CoHNcHtiOu pasScu Oh III quict
manner, and all seemed satisfied that
the convention was fair one, and con-
cede the parish to McEnery.
The defeat of Gen. Nichols in this pa
rish is due to his own supporters, for
many of his warm friends who were
expected to lead good numbers of voters
at the convention were not present, and
kept away from the convention from 40
to TO Nichols men who had no reason
not to attend, and to the fault of our men
are due the defeat, aud not by the
strength of Gov. McEnery for the day
would have been ours had our men doue
their duty towards Gen. Nichols.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-12-10
Board Of Trustees.
Regular Meeting held on this
9Th. day of December, 1887.

"
Tho Meeting was called to order and the Hon.
Cab Gardemaf. Mayor. and Messrs. N. Walters
G. nj. Baker, and p. JUnrnet. answered to their
names:
Absent: Mr. E. Guerihiere.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
The account of Mr.. Z, n. Francois for repair
ing roof of Market was laid on the tnble for fu-
ture consideration on account that the commit
tee on 1 brovement had not yet accepted the
work.
The following accounts were approved.
A. Poleynnrd p. o. IS days service To Nov. 1440
Mrs. Z. r. knight lumber for bridge l2S
Z. Il. Francois building bridge
in lane near grave yard 250
E. II. Francois cutting briers and clean
ing sidewalk leading to Mr.. Poleynard's 500
+. P, Baker Sec. mo. end Nov. Is AIS
VIM. Ross clean. mark. "a 500
Reveille pub. proceedings - 10 4l6
Messenger 80 416
A. Poleynard P. o. mo. end. Dec. / $500
o. Wiltz part paym. $3.50
Mrs 6. w. mo. end. 8 7.s0
p. l.. II. 7.O
ZAP 7.sO
Cab, Garlemal mills and broom furn. 200
On motion duly seconded the Board adjourned
until tho LIST Monday in January 1883.
A true copy from the minutes.
F.P. Baker,
9ocrcfarv.